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An exhibition titled 'ABRASIONS' featuring new work by Ian Rawlinson will be displayed at The Edge Café. The exhibition will showcase pieces from two recent series that explore aspects of Rawlinson's East Anglian heritage. It opens on 14 October 2026.
Ian Rawlinson is showing work from two recent series which explore connections between different areas of his East Anglian past.
ABRASIONS
3rd - 31st October 2026
THE EDGE CAFÉ, 351 Mill Road, Cambridge CB1 3DF
Open Mon - Fri. 08.00 - 16.00; Sat 09.00 - 16.00
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of The Edge Café on the Brookfields site, Ian Rawlinson presents his 10th solo exhibition at the café. After spending the last 14 years working on imagery inspired by places and memories from his past in Cambridge, and more recently North West Norfolk, his work is now evolving in different and as yet, unknown directions.
To conclude this period of work, Rawlinson will be exhibiting work from two recent series, 'Mere' and 'Butterfly'. The inspiration for this work comes from his writing, which explores connections between different areas of his East Anglian past. The process of making then fragments and distorts the imagery, revealing an abstracted sense of place.
The work is presented at the Edge Café, situated on the Brookfields Hospital site on Mill Road, Cambridge. The Edge Café is a community café and social enterprise working as a hub for recovery and positive change in Cambridge.
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ABRASIONS - new work by IAN RAWLINSON takes place on Wednesday, 14 October 2026 at 09:00.
ABRASIONS - new work by IAN RAWLINSON is held at The Edge Café in Cambridge (351 Mill Road, Cambridge, CB1 3DF).
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An exhibition titled 'ABRASIONS' featuring new work by Ian Rawlinson will be displayed at The Edge Café. The exhibition will showcase pieces from two recent series that explore aspects of Rawlinson's East Anglian heritage. It opens on 14 October 2026.
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Ian Rawlinson is showing work from two recent series which explore connections between different areas of his East Anglian past.
ABRASIONS
3rd - 31st October 2026
THE EDGE CAFÉ, 351 Mill Road, Cambridge CB1 3DF
Open Mon - Fri. 08.00 - 16.00; Sat 09.00 - 16.00
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of The Edge Café on the Brookfields site, Ian Rawlinson presents his 10th solo exhibition at the café. After spending the last 14 years working on imagery inspired by places and memories from his past in Cambridge, and more recently North West Norfolk, his work is now evolving in different and as yet, unknown directions.
To conclude this period of work, Rawlinson will be exhibiting work from two recent series, 'Mere' and 'Butterfly'. The inspiration for this work comes from his writing, which explores connections between different areas of his East Anglian past. The process of making then fragments and distorts the imagery, revealing an abstracted sense of place.
The work is presented at the Edge Café, situated on the Brookfields Hospital site on Mill Road, Cambridge. The Edge Café is a community café and social enterprise working as a hub for recovery and positive change in Cambridge.
Description supplied by the event organiser.
WhereThe Edge Café
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When is ABRASIONS - new work by IAN RAWLINSON?
ABRASIONS - new work by IAN RAWLINSON takes place on Wednesday, 14 October 2026 at 09:00.
Where is ABRASIONS - new work by IAN RAWLINSON taking place?
ABRASIONS - new work by IAN RAWLINSON is held at The Edge Café in Cambridge (351 Mill Road, Cambridge, CB1 3DF).
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